Huge Update: Roman Reigns’ WWE Storyline Just Took a Dramatic Turn
Roman Reigns, the former WWE Undisputed Champion, has been in a heated rivalry with his cousin Solo Sikoa following WrestleMania 40. Sikoa declared himself the Tribal Chief by introducing a new Bloodline. At WWE SummerSlam, Reigns returned to confront Sikoa, sparking a clash between the cousins over the Ula Fala and who is the true Tribal Chief.
Their feud has continued for several months, and it seems neither Reigns nor Sikoa are ready to back down. Reigns has pinned Sikoa twice during their feud, while the latter has one victory over the former champion. Now, the two cousins are set to settle their differences in Tribal Combat on January 6 during WWE RAW‘s debut on Netflix.
As anticipation builds for the Tribal Combat match, recent reports claim that after months of fighting for the Ula Fala, both Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa could now be competing for something else alongside Ula Fala. Moreover, the news suggests that WWE is planning to introduce a Tribal Chief Championship into the storyline.
WWE reportedly considering new title for Roman Reigns’ storyline
A source from WrestleVotes suggests that WWE is considering adding something more for the two Bloodline factions to feud over. It was noted that the promotion is planning on introducing a Tribal Chief Championship into the storyline between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa. The reports mentioned that the title will be similar to the People’s Championship presented to The Rock at WrestleMania earlier this year.
However, the news about WWE introducing the Tribal Chief title saw mixed reactions from fans. Many believe that Ula Fala, the traditional Samoan necklace, should be the ultimate prize in the current storyline, as it has long been associated with the title of Tribal Chief since 2020. Nonetheless, WWE plans to introduce a new championship in the Bloodline storyline, so it will be fascinating to see whether this title will be a one-time thing or will be used in the future.
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It isn’t often that a manufacturer transforms a hybrid into a nonhybrid; it’s usually vice versa. But that is what Alfa Romeo has planned for the Tonale subcompact SUV. Since the model’s release, it has only been offered as a plug-in hybrid (reviewed separately) in the U.S. market. The new nonhybrid Tonale ditches its battery pack and electric motor for a 268-hp turbo four-cylinder powertrain. The engine is borrowed from the Dodge Hornet, which is built on the same platform as the Tonale and shares much of its sheetmetal and interior bits with the Alfa. In our most recent test of the Tonale Hybrid, we didn’t think that the powertrain was the Tonale’s primary issue but rather its uncommunicative steering, which renders it less engaging to pilot than the larger Alfa Stelvio SUV. While 268 horsepower, all-wheel drive, and respectable standard equipment put the Tonale in the running with other nonhybrid competitors like the BMW X1, Volvo XC40, and Mercedes-Benz GLA-class, a new engine won’t change the fact that those three provide a more refined luxury experience than the Tonale Hybrid. In all likelihood, that will apply to the standard, nonhybrid Tonale as well.
While the hybrid version of the Tonale has been around since the 2024 model year, the gas-only version Tonale is new for 2025. Despite the powertrain difference between the hybrid and nonhybrid Tonale, they are very similar cars inside and out.
The price of the 2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale starts at $38,530 and goes up to $42,930 depending on the trim and options.
We’d spring for the more expensive Veloce, which adds adaptive dampers and paddle shifters. It also comes with the Premium package, which includes quality-of-life-improving features such as leather seats with ventilation up front, driver’s-seat memory, and a hands-free power liftgate.
